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—-The funeral of the late John A. McCaiium was field from the resi- dence uf his son. Edward McCal- lum. Bracklcy Point. IFrldsy after- the home and grave were conducted by Rev. ‘Elton, Mass, He in William Stewart.

noon. Services at

A. Wilson. Interment was Brackley Point Cemetery. The pal

bearers were: George Hughes. Neil McCalium. Gregor hic-Callum, Geo. Mccaliurn. Penton McLure, Clevelthe sad new: on Friday of

Robinson.

FUNERAL SATURDAY funeral of the late Mrs. Daniel R

Lane was itcid from the MacLean Funeral Home Saturday afternoon. v. th l C be Th 11in

e Pecrpcs eme ry. e pa - bearers were: Robert Darrach. Ar- Sey-mour Mblnnis. John Power. George Marshall, Ar-

Servioes were conducted by Re G Carlyle Webster. Burial was

thur Howard.

thur Godltin. monsns-Tuaws - m. ma! Mrs. Caleb M. Palmcr cf North

Quincy. Mass, have received the

sad news of the death of their oung son. Caleb (Junior) killed n action in Belgium on December 21st. 1944 st the age of nineteen

years. Three other sons are on act-

ive scrviee; Richard in the Navy; Frederick and Charles in the Ar- my. Mr. mo!‘ resident of Freeland. Lot P.E.I.,-8

-—S'SIDE. GIRL WEDS IN N. Y.

—A wedding of much local interest took place in 8t. Patrick's Cathed- ral. when Miss Lorraine Gallant, young- cst ds hter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- uel Galant, Summerside, became the bride of Mr. Munro Hall of Lancasitire. England. They were attended by John Jacobs and Mar- cella. 0"I‘oolc. both of New York. The honeymoon was spent in the vicinity of New York, after which Mrs. Hall left for Montreal where she is employed in the general of- flces of the C.N.R. Mr. Hall is a member cf the British Merchant Navy. 3

The death occurred in Ins An- glos. California. on Jan 6 of

r tlhis Province, in the 77th year of l-le was born at Graham's Road, P.E.l., the eldest of a fam- Ilv of six children

Graduating from Prince of Wales Collqe. where he passed with high honors. Mr. Hard ng fought school for a brief period after which he rte-at to the K1ondyke_ where he followed the profession of mir.er Retiring some ten years ago he settled in Los Angeles where he spent the last years of his life with his sster. Mrs Harry Hoyt, who with hi; brothers Gavin in Alberta and Joseph in Pennsylvania. sur- vive hm Hi5 father. James Hard- ing. passed awztv a few years B80. locking one month of the century mark

The late Mr. Harding's brother, Mr Gavin Herding. who sent in the shove notice, moved with his wife from Charloitrwtvn to Nan- ton. Alberta. about two years ago

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deighan, Summerside. have received s tele- gram from the Department of Ns- mmat Defence advising them their son. Pie. Charles Deighan. has been slichflyr “rounded in action

This is the second time Pte. Dei- ghzn has been wounded. haying suffered chest and leg wounds fr. Mav. 1M4 that put h‘m action for a time He has been back in service for some time serv- ing on the southPrn French front. Ptc. Dcichau joined the army in July. i940. with the Prince Edward Isl-and Hiuhlsndcrs and went over- seas in April. 1943 He was sent to Italy in June of that year and was servlnc there when wounded the first. time.

P!“ Dcighar. i5 well: known in circles, having played in Stmitnerside and Chariot»:- town Heis 23 years old —S

PRESENTATION-On the even- ing of Jar. 3rd. over one hundred friends and neighbours gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Sey- mour Scott. Cornwall to extend congratrulations to Harold and his bride To the strains of the Wed- ding March, Harold and Doris were ushered to thefr seat of honor by Mr Harold Godfrey and Miss Phyllis MacEachtrru A nicely worried zuidrcss wag rend by Mrs Ford Wilson and Mrs Herbert Scott presented the bride and groctn with a well filled purse. Harold tihcn on behalf of his bride

MONDAY . AIIIVES in‘ Gttl-JAT BI-ITAIN NJ. flu-Donald of 1'13 Hills- boro street received s. cable over t-hc week-end from her son, Rank sowing with ‘the R.C.A.P.. anuminc- that he had arrived in Great

—’!he

0.1!! Palmer was a folrl-l ' r

New York. on January 6th

Andrew Harding. formerly of

William E. Stewart. i9 son of Mr. and Mrs. mmunq

66 Weston Ave, Woliaston,

has been reported missing in

tion in Germany sincc l 1944

‘I944. He

ry. n an . If h brother Noll IL, also i: u by North nut k

I

Wins oe. P.E.l.

ISLANDEB, DEAD - Mrs. How. Csilbeck of Tryon. received

, ard

.death of he: brother Richard mons. Tacoma. Wash. at the of 8'! years. Mr. Simm

mer Laura Duggan of P.E.I.. one sou. also one sister". PEI.

E1. Mr. Simmons,

lafter an absence of 28 years.

The Veterans’ Affairs De rtrnent, their miemm" P! Ottawmu establishing larg: 0111555 They are Councillors R. L. Molli- here and will require 4500 feet of 5m‘- .w- E- smmlrmn‘ and D~ F- space, “mm-mm lo word l-ecelvcd McNeilm No now candidates have yesterday from Hon. Cyrus Mac- In “ll prolmblllly me Y_ lint there is mention of two names M_C_A_ bulldln“ wlll be like“ We]. ill thc cast ward who may decide

be made. ‘Ihe Welfare De artrnent ' Y ~ < will also take about 4.000!) feet of and J°hn E‘ Caimpben’ Mm mun‘ Bllace and may take over the for- irrllelr Telephone Co. builging ilisuit- a e arran emeh s can e ma e. It . . stated ‘that both departments Mncnmigaun Flizmy Si" *5 599"” will open oflim in Charlottetown ‘"5’ u!“ Wm" u "on .5 Wulble. the Well-ale Rock. Kansas. U.S.A. Before leav- Depn-gmenl ln l l", weal“ “d ng Charlottetown. the W.M.5. on ,the Veterans Arum within the “ha”

Millan. if satisfactory arrangements

next twp months.

.

convey to them their

life. An address was read by Mrs. congratulated the groom and wel- comed the bride to the community. This was followed by a very a pro- priate poem entitled “Life's weet Pathway." composed by the Rev. Sterling Stackhouse. A presenta- tion of a well filled purse "vas made by Benjamin Lindsay Wood on behalf of all present to which both bride and groom responded. Refreshments, music and a sing-

son brought a pleasant evening to l a c cse. l Juries Lapthorne. 60 Rutland

street. Boston. for many ycflrs B resident of PEI. and for the past l2 years a resident of Boston. at, a Boston hospital Saturday night in his 74th year. He was born in Montreal. a son of James atid

Word has been received that pie, Year old

. Stewart (nee Eunice MacNciID iii Q“ and G"m l, Mast. ' ' ' '

Dec. 18, . He left for overseas on Nov. to. on received his training at and Camp

I dau unployed

the Sim-

ggogg; pgngnu, opplcuk‘ expire this year have all six

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5111c who gradu tt m. ‘l r -—AIIIVEB ftiéafi’. at‘ 130'?" to, 5181M! Armaluit.

awarded his of his standing in rt c

a thirty-day leave-S

walk near

conveyed to the where she is

tention.

Mr. and Mrs. Mc fivc sons oversea

casant has been comrmsiionfi a ID Harold a c qllllltles cf leadership which he has shown. P/O Arsenault is now home

PAINFUL ACCIDENT-Hallow. ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 1 Hennessey, slipped on the icy side- in the absence of William M

the Rogers Hardware is of C0,, breaking her ankle. She was City Hospital receiving medical at-

—-ARRIVES OVERSEAS — My. and Mrs DP. McNeil Snmmersidc age have received word from ons loaves their sons advising them of their . to mourn besides his wife. the for- safe arrival overseas. Captain Ron- Sea View, aid McNeil is with the army and John D.. in Tacoma, Supply Assistant John McNeil is in Mrs. Cailbeck, Tryon. I118 R-C-N-V-R and tiuee brothers. Tom. Nell now have Alfred and Warren all of Crapaud, and six ,in the seruicv: lltozetber- P- who went -—S to the USA. in his young days yisited the Island three years ago

two of

— ELEKVIIO?’ NEWS — The

rauasnay.

lacs meived a cubic ing him seas.

Edwin Reid. farmer of 1s: been appointed t

ince. barris r, for Queens. . ,

from spendin several mon is

s Mrs. Bears are with Mrs. Bears

OVERSEAS — Mr.

Burruncrside, from his son, Axscnsuit. advis- oi his safe urivsfover-

ELECTION OI‘ OFFICERS —-

—IIOME IIOM OVIBSIAS- Cpl. Chas. Austin Burs. of R. C.

. . wireless mcch., arrived home 31.4 years hverscss.

being spent North Africa. Cpl. Bears was inan- tloned in dispatches in the New - Year honor list for outstanding

work in his trade. Cpl. Bears and spending two weeks

parentsfiMr. and Mrs. Alex Hilts. Kcnsington.

in

cOmPlfll! assistant, r. head of the

ed branch manager of the porsticn for the Maritime his slice in Mcncton.

Mr. Cat-swell informed

the Corporation cam Y

on July

as branches throughout Canada. IZOD. cf surplus gdods to

must be made in

not to disturb the internal econ omy of the country.

saleable surplus be sold a

ceilings. The flow,

the city yutemrgly aural-noon." laid- w x u vc ‘ ..

G. H. Lsshffogcmerly The dcput Minister of t on Bureau of Whiter W Public Infornltiw. cndillr. P31‘. Palmer, who was recently 1990012:- b

s ,with connection with the homitals in

a Guar- returning from overseas. dill! rtlbrcscntative last night thatinouncement was" made at the rc- c into being I gulsr monthly meeting of the Can- lftb of last year and nowndian in clverstioatsident, Leo Bra It wll have i2 to 13 billion dollars worth dispose of. Mr- Carswell said. and this disposal such s wsy as

Because the Corporation is now functioning under an economy of scarcity, it is very important that

existing market prices and within Wartime Prices and Trade Board

' too. Mr. Clrs- d. must be controlled so in atransfer of industry from to a pence basis. the least

' ‘Y W composed of

Aitimlfieuw utmfi {Hui w v

shor to disc c r ‘ ‘ t a 50-h pavilion constructed in

Charlottetown to cars for veterans The sn-

Lcgicn last night. The pro- disy , .

Lieut. Robert Cunningham Mao- Millan, D.B.C. and Bil‘. RCNVR, Charlottetown. P. E. 1.. who gradu- stcd recently Lrorlr a Gourmand - course st an Canadian port. A member of the peace time reserve before the war he was called on active service June. i940 and prior to enlistment was a l-le served on

expressed of

t road contractor. loan with the

sometime taking part in of Tobruk, received his citations while with the R. N. He has more than three years seatirne to his credit. His wife and parents. M2.

strrance that ill 3X11 WBY

v educations

possible disturbance will be .crc- and Mrs. L. B. MHCMIIIHH. 11V? $11 ihrcc members of the Summer- -—RECEIVES SAD NEWS — nted. ' Charlottetown. w“ appointed isidc 'l‘ou'n Council whose terms Mrs. irving Hogg, Wilmot Val- »-—- -——— nified ley. received the sad news of the The annual meeting cf St. liiss- Now; cf- the sudden dmth in renominating. death of her niece, Mrs. Thomas both’; Church was held in the Sunmerside yesterday afternoon of Murray, on January 18th. Mrs. church on ‘Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mrs. John Driscoll will come as K Munay was the former Dorothy 13, Ffgam pfgsjfled and Qpgngd tltc shock to a large circle of IHSIIdS- Boland of Lawrence, Masts. She l, all" ‘ml, pray“; She suffered a stroke about tiircol

efmitely appeared in the

or mayors, are in the field-S.

ENJOYING ‘fish _- Miss

Miss l/lacDougall with a

January thus far

grces above. Wheat fields

pastures.

H-r-‘uuszaar. SERVICES - The late Mr. Frank Gil- lis. Grand River. Lot i0 was held on Monday morning. Jan. 15th from his late residence to St. Pat- rickls Church. Burial was in Grand River Cemetery. Solemn High Mas

funeral of the

was celebrated by son, Rev Urban Gillis assisted by Rev. J.C

McDonald. Summer-aide. as Deacon and Rev. W.V. MacDonald. Seven

Mile Bay. Sub-Deacon, Rev. Os-

field.

For

Ida

with friends in

of Zion Church presented nicely- ‘ worded address and parting gift. . BRIDAL COUPLE HONORED _ She has Hist) waited upon by mem- Southport was the cene f ry . hRDlW occasion. whasan on owgtthgs- "CY ‘iepmiurc A” m“ Ucs- 1“ evenlnm Jar-L l7 the commum MacDougall writes friends that she ity of Alexandra met at thehome §nfllgggiml ‘he "mi" “Eaiher l“ o! ML and Mm m“! J°QQQ§H§Q been frce from snow and zero tem- fencltatlans l-ol- a happy marl-ted lioraturc. the coldest being l0 George MacLennan in which she 3"" and Callie are grazing in

burs of the 14,015.11. with a gift on Miss

has

leaves to moum her

Mrs. - Murra ‘s mother former Chr Covehead, P.E.I.

seys Funeral Home morning to St. Dunstan’s

f red McKenna, thoiic Cemetery.

CA.

turned from ovsrscas. M Lure also introduced Mr. MacConneil. the

the meeting closed ing of the National

Lafferty, who

sprrowing husband. her parents, five sisters and one brother, all of Lawrence. was ene Macliachem Much sympathy is extended to the bereaved fam- lly.-S .

FUNERAL YESTERDAY - The funeral of the late Lawrence Col- ilns was held from Prank Hermes- jnsterday

Basilica where requiem high mess was sung bv the ‘Rev. Louis Dottgati who al- so concuctcd services at the grave. The pallbearers were: Messrs. Wil- liamlSeamau, Harry Larter, Wil- liam Clarkin. Prank Howard. Wil-

id Donahue. Interment was in the Ilomnn Ca-

lII-Y GRADS CLUBS -- The re- gular weekly meeting of the Hi-Y Grads was held last night at the Y.M. . Mr. Miller McLure was chairman and introduced James Cudmore who recently lie-

c. James new General- Secretary of the Y.M C A. After some rwtinc busines was discussed with the sing-

Jhflhfln.

man or WOUNDS-Pte. John _ tiled as a result of prcsidfint

I‘.

wnld Mu hy was Master of Cem- mzungzsigffiivegozyimailléofélilizz" word received in Saint John, N.D.. by his wife, Mrs. Katherine Laifer-

monics, w ile Rev. Dr. Monaghan. Miscouche asisted in the sanctuary The pallbearers were: Messrs. E G

dlfid MacLellan, Neil MucLellan. Herman ‘Y- 151 Um"! 3Q‘!!!-

Maclntyre. Stanley MacLcan. Har- old Maclntyrp. and Keith aid. The iinul prayers at the grave

WIS 8

50H 0f

Patrick Lafferty. Peakcs Station,

Margaret (Balderstone) Lapthorne. were recited bv Rev Oswald Mur- N011“ 511M8- N-R. R881!!!

For many years he was emblwvd as s sman for his ther's manufacturing concern in Char- lottetown and also is a bookkeeper

for George H. Toombs, in lottetown. Survivors include." Two

phy. pastor‘ of‘ St. PairlclCs Church

i REPORTED MISSING -— Mrs. J.L. Lockhart. Upper Hillsboro

Char- Street has received thc- sad news fighting in Belgium.‘

March.

V; l) _ P. E. 1.. and the late Mrs. Laflerty. ‘ ° °" Private Laiferty enlisted with

the ent in

taking his M

training in Canada. he proceeded

overseas in April of afterwards was In a

that year and engaged in

the ddition

that her nephew. George K. Mac- to his wife in Saint John. and his

sons, Kenzle of the Bank of Commerce father. he leaves

IlWO

' brothers.

Robert 13.. Brldgewater, James A.. staff, New York. and serving with Emanuel and Nantie, both of Hali-

of Boston; two daughters. boro; Mrs. Elmer Sharbell. P.E.I.; one brother Henry of Charlotte- town. P.E.I.; three sisters. Robert Innis. Brockton, Mrs. Au- us Cameron. Charlottetown and rs. Jol i Kennedy. U.S.A.

GYRO MEETING-There was an

M enthusiastic meeting of the local

Gyro Club at the Charlottetown’ Hotel last. evening. The guest speaker was the Rev._T. E. Mac- Lennan of Trinity United Church. who took for his sublcct. "Lookink Ahead." Mr. MacLennan stresscd

the

individual child of today to fit him for the inevitable post-war crisis. and to prevent future desimuctive wars which would undoubtedly threaten civilization. The

tin. The chairman for the even- ing was Mr. Gordon Roller.

Announced from Air Ibme head» quarters. Ottawa, yesterday was the award of fifteen Distinguished Flying Croscs to members of the REAP. serving overseas. The list included Pit. Licut. Heath R... Hunter of Strathcona, P.E.I. I

Flt. Lfeut Hunter b a son of tho late Mr. Russel Hunter and Mrs. Hunter of Stratihcona. and a neph- ew of Mr. Iieslle Hunter, M.L.A Bridgetown. His mother is at pres- ent living in Vancouver. Another brother who served overseas has returned ic Canada.

Limit. Hunter formerly taught

thanked one and all for their re- membrance. Prior to her marriage Doris was presented with a silver sandwich tray by her girl friends 0i‘ the P El. Hospital After and groom. a by the the remainder of the emu was |.- dandng, cumming furn shed by Mr. 1pc! Madam and Mr Francis Doyle on the violin and Messrs Ll Scott and Meiivir. Hyde on c

tu l le wen Ill wended their wag» lftntr leaving their bes wishes with bride and groom TUESDAY 3ERVING IN lUOLLK-ND - “m. W.O. Davey, Charlottetown, has Nceivod .a letter from her son Biflnn. W.C. Davey. telli her that I he is now serving in H01 nd.

REPORTED MISSING -- Word I has been received by Mr. and Mrs. .1; T. Small, 38 Loekhart Avenue, that their son. Flt. Sgt. James Gor- . don Small is missing on air opera- ; tions overseas. Pit. Sgt. Small Join- . 0d the Royal Canadian Air Poroe ‘ in August. 1943. and received his l. Air Gunner Wings at Mount. Pleas- asnt, P.E.I.. and went overseas in March int-Mcncton Times.

. FULTON JENKINS PBOMOTBD l..- Pulton Jenkins. who not long w‘ was appointed Assistant 5:8- tendent oi Agencies for Ocn s

gilt the Metropolitan Life, with ‘ quarters at Ottawa. ha, re- , coiveg furtllzadorgirotf-on nlnd ‘is gnaw uperin en o Agenoes or i" Western Carlson. Ottawa will still be the headquarters and he will be lea .3 next month for the Pacific

Edward tiemptorist d Jcnsda and Newfoundland. Rev‘

school st Strathcona. He erlistcd in this Province and later attended EFIIZS. Ca-pe de Madclene. P.Q., and S F3128. at Uplands. He saw lengthy service in the Middle East, flying Htu-ricanes which 4m ccvsral occasion; he took back. to l-dc bus riddlegumfli flak and ma-

ioture ueut. Hun- ter i, shown sitt 11g in an Amerimnl WEDNESDAY

Ralph tes Summerside has received a cable from her husband Company Sergeant - Major mlnhl Boates advising her that he has ar- rived safely overseas-S

—UNDIIGOES OPIRATION - Mr. Blair Johnston. Summorside. is progressing favorably after un- dergoing an operation in the.

JmcrIgacH-cy comes from sum

i to-date beam station

Mrs. the American Army in Luxembourg. fflX- N-Sa Raymond Squires of North Middle- has been reported raising in ac- 590182 FY8891.

annual meeting of bytcrial

tion on December 20. Hopes are entertained that he may be a pris-

Mrs. oncr of war as matzy Americans P111106 Edward 1510M Pres of the United church of Canada Unitcd young and made hls home wtlh m; Church ycfierday, the; first session

were taken prisoner at that time He lost his parenis when quite

aunt .n Charlottetown until he en- tered the bank at the age of 17.

New construction make the Summerside “one of the premier air the North American cont nent" is proceeding under the highest priority rating. Mr. A. R. Bren-

importance of educating thchan. chairman of the air commit- Bowness.

tee of the Summerside Board of Trade said last night in a report presented at the Board's meeting.

only: Although he did not identify the 8e guest present was Mr. EarnestCcf-lproject it is believed that he re- h

ferred to construction nf an up- here. Brennan told the meeting

security regulations preven ed from giving details.

that him

which discussed several phases of air service in this Province. He said he was "pleased to report

that the most important installa- remembered that his only brother tion of all from the standpoint of Gordon. a paratrooper. was killed lBfesides e t of Summerside as an air centre mourn two sisters Helen and Cath- erine whose husbands src officers